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War and peace: dual-use technologies divide

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 New technologies, created 'for good', are increasingly being used to wage war. Switzerland is closely affected by this phenomenon.

Pea-based chicken for lunch, sunflower pork for dinner

This content was published on Jun 28, 2022 A Swiss start-up believes it can not only replicate the taste of meat, but even better it.

Drone research at vineyard as part of Agroscope science project.

Swiss research funding drops due to Horizon Europe freeze

This content was published on Jun 27, 2022 Switzerland’s exclusion from the Horizon Europe scheme is having an impact on the level of funding of Swiss science projects.

A 3D-printed “leaf” made with the new bioplastic

PET-like plastic developed from biomass waste

This content was published on Jun 27, 2022 Scientists have created a new PET-like recyclable plastic that can be easily made from the non-edible parts of plants.

Swiss army uses drone technology. Should we worry?

This content was published on Jun 27, 2022 The same small drones that search for missing people and transport medicines are increasingly being used on the battlefield.

Key Swiss sanctuary reveals challenges, opportunities in biodiversity protection

This content was published on Jun 26, 2022 How can animal and plant species be best protected? We visit the Bolle di Magadino, a nature preserve of international importance.

Bern scientists develop promising hydrogel treatment for melanoma

This content was published on Jun 25, 2022 A hydrogel developed by researchers at the University of Bern activates the body’s own defence system against an aggressive form of skin cancer.

Can artificial intelligence and democracy co-exist?

This content was published on Jun 25, 2022 Researchers and experts explain how algorithms and big data are deployed to influence politics in Switzerland.

Two researchers posing for photographer in front of a lab

Swiss researcher wins European Inventor award

This content was published on Jun 21, 2022 Swiss cancer vaccine developer Madiha Derouazi has been awarded a prestigious European inventor prize.

The challenge of going vegan: why I’m putting engineered foods on my plate

This content was published on Jun 21, 2022 There are many vegetarian and vegan eateries and food shops in Switzerland. But moving to a more sustainable diet is not always easy.

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